Now "Dutch B o y " Stabilizer research is helping t h e electrical industry
rewire yesterday's conduits for tomorrow's loads Today, the electrical industry is stressing adequate wiring. In existing structures, t h a t means re wiring. A gigantic task! But the electrical industry has developed a "way to make it easier . . . vinyl insulations with steppedup efficiency. " D u t c h B o y " Stabilizer research boosts q u a l i t y of vinyl stocks
In producing vinyl insulations, processors face several problems of quality that " D u t c h B o y " Stabilizer r e s e a r c h helps solve. "Dutch Boy" Dythal®, for example, over comes high service temperatures. "Dutch Boy" Dyphos® stabilizes against light and weather. F o r standard insulation stocks, the "Dutch Boy" Tribase Stabilizers are pre ferred. And j u s t last year, came "Dutch Boy" Stabilizer Lectro "60," unique for water
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repellency, economy, and over-all efficiency. Helping other industries, too
"Dutch Boy" Stabilizer research is also stepping up quality in vinyl flooring, or ganosols, plastisols, and profile extrusions. At the same time, "Dutch Boy" research in thixotropic gelling agents (BENTONE®S and BEN-A-GEL®) is helping the paint, oil, ink, and other industries improve body and flow characteristics of their products. Mail the coupon for details on the "Dutch Boy" Chemicals mentioned above. NATIONAL LEAD C O M P A N Y 111 Broadway, New York 6, Ν. Υ. In Canada: Canadian Titanium Pigments Limited 630 Dorchester Street, West · Montreal Gentlemen: P l e a s e send l i t e r a t u r e checked below: Folders o n "Dutch Boy" Stabilizers: Π for vinyl electrical Π for other vinyl stocks insulation stocks (specify)
"Dutch Boy" Handbooks: Π " D U T C H B O Y " B E N T O N E 18-C (gels high-polarity compounds) Π " D U T C H B O Y " B E N T O N E 34 (gels lower-polarity compounds) • " D U T C H B O Y " BEN-A-GEL Folder (gels aqueous compounds) Name—
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